New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-25

,,,,rxns MEET IN oHIcKERNG HALL.


.rppogr or rHE PUBLIC FExpEO-RkAAiA'
IN" .,su,p rorrER AND DR. MACARTHUR
"A rr.rsmous indorrement was gwen the
HU.Sf poIidav Law by the mass-mee1ng hei" ~
nssL.r;,g Hall last evening. The audience, 'housn
...,tatiye and enthusiastic, was not ~ iaiEe
- heen exoected. This, as some OF the spe
-I-n.a .as doubtless due to the TACT ia. 80
r,,v n not the majority OF employees ha,e Iaw
60 IN. mere enactment OF the ha4Ehonu'' -,
III trrther efforts of the advocates oil me 'e-
,nneoa..ary. How mistaken is this noIion tne
,,sn who .poke last evening endeaV'reo 70 .nescb
pi.boo Potter presided and made sfirrns and
q, hahalf OF the law. lie defended IT'S P' ,ooo IL
answered the criticisms that have OeoH that he
Re said that he had been admonisneu ~ 80, the
.--;..;,r IN a highly immoral work IN ors
p.r pol;aaV retorm since. as they pe'o' M -. ma
,~.s IN the interests OF the poo-so ,. I'D 1rbo g
de.lared vas an expression OF In'eis .a..s+pl and
90. n.hl,c sentiment and hence iAS t -ioIat;on
reueral adoption was assured - :. nn-st,s suv law
a. natural Law OF rest nor DID II ne Whole pe-
" 80 INT Il wss tor the interests Oh "-srvnodv
mia Tue necessity OF II was sPP "a +na nresa-re and
who re@zen nov ,hsa it wss halt a century agoI
s.rac;aIlv ia this great city ar .h veek that
Va YorK we're 50 driven tnrousu AiosI or MEL
shsy had time to stteac 20 an fLo Halt Holiday
isctsrsI needs except on SUNDAY. Snr;InaI needs
Ioos1 s HE them TO attend TO their sp he 90
m the Lord Day 1t would DO s'' a. .v uuless
Oh va ~ .,r.c. a yOde adoption CT tns -
n Nj exaggerated with the employees nc %"
Guided: . wor whose place is betlre. not be
Toa who the buvers naiay 10
ne Of vement In the D. ssrn tasy cannot
pssuen naSe. he law unless tev have me
stSng sad pathetic peSn the Sower 10
s sus.r,on for GOOD or for III Applause r..
Rabbi Browne who has been an ssrnss oIiaY law
~as in reality an old and highly successinl 49, ,,,e
tom and predicted It's sc9sr .neseS refsTsnce
Mc(liynn, who was one Of the strongest A1'ON-
reform. BE said 81, .,,,,or. Ia
not agree with land theories nor ms
lsfs but xays brave pstrlouS anu ysmsn Tx,
ersss sppans uaaa and am hsrs eO0gr.Ialst
ftCS S ! $780, ,,.o,r,au,
made allnsioD Dr. McGlynn's case oy sayiHe .,,
We don't need 70 70 Great b.an msriean ciiizsns
Ssp manage our anars cheers and In 'R
ns our people for The of the reform
Than hs and Edward Johnston, president OF tne hai
roSaF Assocaton resd letters from pronIbs Sor
,Ssm Wss one from ex Judge Davis and Que IOn
governor Hln. Judge Davis wrote X.
Iearnesy nope th.t may be abe 5 add sue
~ ANON the sale Of utoxoAnts that the new hs
snS res The people gamers ron won
hs,s already done on zoo r rSTs o. saInay
shs be free from the seduction and tasaI nnneO0e " ~
liquor saloon ,,., +A.t IN,
Assoeation was taking action 70 arouse 81, on
lis sentiment In support OF the 80 Ihu !. ne nos,5lf
~ ,has vino we're most in neej OF the law 10 receive y
henens Hs expressed nope fer the complete SUCCESS
ResoIntjors were then adopted urging the genera 81:
,snson OF business ST on Saturdays reduesunE w
adiss moi 10 snop last afternoon or the Woek
n,assnr thanks 10 Senator Reilly for his WORE IN is
~ ths nil; 10 the press and 10 all others VINO n-u
ths movsment; Advocating change OF the pSg-un!
tor satnrdsv 70 some dag OF the weak ana yay
tny tho.e who enjoy the HalHoihay 70 aDsAll TO.
drunkenness and dissipation on InS 'S' Ai'e ~ - 49,
week TIL. 80 a.+e,d hut hi
u wir
snrreh The Rev III. 4 Pogson and Louis 4 fos' aDs
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